Philadelphia agreed to trade Pro Bowl center Cam Jurgens, currently in concussion protocol, and a 2027 seventh-round pick to Baltimore for a 2027 fifth-round pick and a 2028 second-round pick, pending a physical; GM Howie Roseman called it a 'win-win.' The move leaves the Eagles with two first-round and two second-round picks in 2028.

Longtime right tackle Lane Johnson announced his retirement this week; teammates including Jalen Hurts and Jordan Mailata offered tributes, and rookie Markel Bell is expected to take over at right tackle. The move is estimated to cost Philadelphia roughly $20.3 million in cap space this season.

With Johnson retired and Jurgens traded, Jordan Mailata is the only proven returning starter on Philadelphia's line; Drew Kendall, Markel Bell and Willie Lampkin are expected to protect Jalen Hurts this week.

Ahead of Week 5 against Jacksonville in London, Saquon Barkley (hamstring), DeVonta Smith (hamstring), Hollywood Brown (ankle), Jihaad Campbell (knee), Jonathan Greenard (ankle), Drew Kendall (knee) and Marcus Epps (groin) did not practice; Tank Bigsby is headed to injured reserve following core-muscle surgery, with Dameon Pierce added to the active roster.

Bigsby needs surgery for a core-muscle injury aggravated in Sunday's loss to the Rams, with the team hoping for a later-season return; starter Saquon Barkley also left that game early with a hamstring injury and no timeline has been given.

Philadelphia's injury list spans both sides of the ball — Barkley, Bigsby, DeVonta Smith, Dallas Goedert and Quinyon Mitchell among those out or limited, plus seven players on IR — as the team manages a growing list heading into Week 5.

Philadelphia blew a 10-point lead and went 0-for-12 on third downs -- its most third-down attempts without a conversion since 2020 -- in a 24-20 loss to LA.

RB Tank Bigsby had core-muscle surgery and is on IR; RB Saquon Barkley (hamstring) is week-to-week; WR DeVonta Smith (hamstring) is expected to miss multiple games, ahead of the Week 5 trip to London to face Jacksonville.

Philadelphia lost to Los Angeles after already entering without DeVonta Smith, Dallas Goedert and Hollywood Brown; Saquon Barkley (hamstring) and All-Pro CB Quinyon Mitchell (knee) each left the game and did not return.

Barkley left in the first quarter and was ruled out for the rest of the Rams game, with backup options filling in as Philadelphia manages a lengthening injury list heading into next week.

Philadelphia's top receiver and defensive signal-caller are among seven players out as the Eagles try to regroup from their first loss.

Philadelphia reinforced its tight end room from the practice squad after Dallas Goedert was ruled out.

A local columnist frames the Rams and Jaguars-in-London games as a stretch that will test Philadelphia's in-season adjustments.

Smith (hamstring) is expected to miss 2-3 games beyond Sunday, and Zack Baun will sit out his first game of the season with a concussion, as Jeremiah Trotter Jr. steps in against the Rams.

Philadelphia is loosening its companion-vehicle drop-off ban and reassigning oversized-vehicle parking after fans pushed back on last season's rules, the team's COO said.

Smith, who draws nearly a third of Jalen Hurts' targets, missed midweek practice; Dontayvion Wicks (179 yards, 1 TD through three games) says he's ready to start if needed.

Mannion owned the costly turnover from Philadelphia's 27-7 loss, part of a broader concern about the league's lowest play-action rate under the new offensive coordinator.

Philadelphia (2-1) has zero defensive takeaways through three games as it faces a Rams receiving duo that's combined for over 20 catches and 350-plus yards.